Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-18
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J. P. Edoff left here yesterday for Elko.
Mrs. 1. J. Wilson and family went down
the railroad yesterday.
There is an important letter at the Post
cfice for J. Dayidge Gray.
Hon. A. O. Cleveland took the train
yesterday direct for Salt Lake.
The farmers Of Wsshoe Valley will hsr.
vest about rs, 900 tons Of alfalfa this season.
Mark Foster, formerly chief engineer OF
the State capitol died Wednesday st Sac
ramento.
Frank Morse left here yesterday with
another load Of lumber for E. N. Robin.
son, Seligman.
H. K. Mitchell, Esq, departed for San
| Francisco yesterday, and will be absent
from Eureka about 10 days.
The water is SO low In Walker river,
Mason Valley, that ranchers are compelled
to pump water for their stock.
Amos Buck Of Benton, Mono county,
| Cal. was killed there last Monday by the
brosking Of a belt in a sawmill.
J. l.. Wines, Esq, and wife accom-.
panied their SOD Melvin as far as Elko
yesterday and will return home to-day.
II is rumored that a new plant for the
reduction OF base ores will soon be started
in the I x L District, Churchill county.
From a tree felled at Rubicon Springs,
Lake Tahoe, recently, 80 pounds Of honey
we're obtained by Larry Fahey and party.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday 6
bars OF Eureka Con. bullion, valued at
S15,146 SO, IS per cent Of which was gold.
j. G. Flood will take q trip TO Europe
shortly for the benefit of his health. He
will give the waters and baths of Carlsbad
q trial.
The Courthouse officials O! Lyon county
have organized the " Frozen Truth Club"
Sessions are held nightly on the Court
house steps.
Dog prisoners in Winnemucca and
chicken thieves in Dayton, satchel snatch.
ers at Truckee, measles at Tuscarora and
a new boom at Reno.
Writers on the English press have each
one o room TO himself.-Ex. Different in
this country. The editors room seems to
DO the room OF everybody else.
II is said that the Presbyterian Board
Will establish a school, similar to that of
Bishop Whitaker ct Reno. in Elko II
proper inducements are offered.
Hon. M. D. Foley departed for Elko
yesterday morning, and from there will
proceed TO Reno. He will return to Eu.
reka about the LIST Of next month.
Fair Saturn has a silver ring;
The moon a ring Of flame;
The sun has got no ring at all;
But he gets there lust the same.
d" say" whispered a tourist to a Sacrs-
menso bartender. els 1t mad?" "Is
what mad 2" inquired the bartender.
This glass OF beer; it's frothing terri
bly,"
Governor Bartlett OF California has Of
fered q reward OF $500 for the arrest OF
the person or persons who murdered
Jean Pratt in Mono county on the 25th OF
June.
A battle between white and Chinese
fruit piokers at Willows, CAL. recently re-
suited in several bruised heads and teeth
knocked out, but none OF the combstants
were seriously injured.
DR.. J. r. n. Owen has lost Q colored
hickory walking cane with q mahogany
head and q silver band. The finder will
confer q favor by leaving il at DR.. Owens
office or at the Bureau Hotel.
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy, OF Nevada, In
spector Of National Banks, came up from
the south yesterday and will remain in
the city some days. So says the Salt
Lake Tribune OF last Friday.
Marcus Levy. Grand President Of Dis.
trict No. 4, B'nsi Birth. left here yester-
day for Carson and Virginia City. He
will visit the lodges Of the order In those
places and then proceed to San Francisco
The Michigan Bluff and Auburn stage
was stopped and robbed by q masked man
about three quarters OF q mile from the
former place. August IL. Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s treasure-box, containing $685.. was
taken.
The Cpur d'Alene Steam Navigation
Company is having built an iron steamer
to be used on Lake Ceur d'Alene in break
ing the ice to enable the company's steam.
ers to navigate the lake during the
Winter.
George Rose, who was on trial in the
Justice Court on the charge Of poisoning
upwards of 400 sheep belonging 30 John
Shoemaker, was discharged yesterd ay from
custody. there having been no proof &c
convict him.
Robert Marshall, familiarly known e
all residents and mining men OF the com
stock from the early days. especially in
the southern or Gold Hill section. died a
his residence in Grown Point Rsvin.' Cole
Hill. on Friday evening. after Q lingering
illness from consumption.
Are mo- States"
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has finally declared that Congress